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Body defences against diseases

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  • Which part of the body forms a hard barrier to stop germs from entering?
    Hair
    Tongue
    Skin
    Teeth
  • Which body part uses acid to destroy germs?
    Heart
    Liver
    Stomach
    Lungs
  • Which tiny hairs in the nose help move mucus and trapped germs out?
    Villi
    Fibers
    Roots
    Cilia
  • Why should we boil water before drinking?
    To make it heavy
    To add taste
    To make it cold
    To kill germs
  • What is the best way to stop spreading disease in school?
    Wash hands regularly
    Play in the mud
    Touch everyone’s face
    Share drinks
  • Which of these helps trap dust and germs in the airways?
    Saliva
    Mucus
    Blood
    Sweat
  • Which organ produces mucus to trap germs in the airways?
    Liver
    Lungs
    Kidney
    Heart
  • What happens if the skin is cut and germs enter?
    Nothing happens
    Germs are washed away
    Infection may occur
    Germs die immediately
  • Which defense protects the eyes from infection?
    Skin
    Hairs
    Tears
    Fingers
  • Why should we not share towels?
    They can spread germs
    They smell good
    They keep us warm
    They are soft
  • Which of these stops most germs from entering the body?
    Hair
    Skin
    Nails
    Bones
  • How does sweat help defend the body?
    It washes away some germs
    It keeps us warm
    It smells nice
    It makes skin dry
  • Which liquid in the mouth helps wash away food particles and some germs?
    Tears
    Mucus
    Blood
    Saliva
  • Which of these can spread germs easily?
    Not washing hands
    Eating cooked food
    Drinking boiled water
    Cleaning the house
  • What should we do to prevent germs from spreading by hands?
    Wear shoes
    Wash hands
    Comb hair
    Eat snacks
  • Which body part acts as the first line of defense against germs?
    Hair
    Teeth
    Skin
    Nails
  • Why should we cook food properly?
    To change color
    To kill harmful germs
    To make it soft
    To save time
  • What sticky substance in the nose traps dust and germs?
    Mucus
    Blood
    Saliva
    Wax
  • Which simple action is most effective in preventing disease spread?
    Sleeping
    Running
    Eating
    Handwashing
  • What substance in our eyes helps wash away dust and germs?
    Blood
    Sweat
    Tears
    Saliva
  • Covering your mouth when sneezing helps to…
    Make you sneeze louder
    Keep your mouth clean
    Stop germs from spreading
    Help you breathe better
  • Why do we cover wounds with a plaster?
    To make it bigger
    To keep it wet
    To make it pretty
    To stop germs entering
  • Why is it important to throw tissues in the bin?
    To reuse later
    To keep them safe
    To stop spreading germs
    To make the bin full
  • What kills most germs that enter our stomach with food?
    Stomach acid
    Saliva
    Sweat
    Blood
  • What do tears contain that can kill some germs?
    Salt
    Acids
    Enzymes
    Sugar
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